Mrs Forristall Analysis
The first time that I read a book that I truly enjoyed was given to me by my 6th grade reading and writing teacher Mrs. Forristall. Before I had Mrs. Forristall as a teacher, I dreaded going to an english class because I never understood what the point of it all was. My question was always “What is the point of reading if I don’t comprehend it and I don’t like it? My 6th grade teacher changed my perspective on it all. I now love reading books, I love the way that I connect to characters or the author, and I love the way I get into the storyline as a reader, all thanks to Mrs. Forristall. Mrs. Forristall did not like many students, but she always made sure you met the requirements of reading and writing you needed to and always wanted you to enjoy what you were reading. When she saw something special in you though, she surely showed it. I was one of Mrs. Forristall favorite students. Even though I never had an
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She had me read Shiver, Divergent, Paper towns, If I stay, the fault in our stars, and many others. She taught me that not all reading has to be so simplistic and that reading a book can not only make you feel more than you know, but open you up to love of reading. Throughout my years,even in high school, I always had a book to read, whether it was from Mrs. Forristall or not (which usually it was). She still finds a way to give me an amazing book that she loved, or thinks I would love, even though I’m a junior in high school. Altogether, my love for reading would not exist if it wasn’t for Mrs. Forristall. Her and I enjoyed reading the same types of books and she always knew what type of read I needed next. She liked intense, mesmerizing books and I can’t say I didn’t love every single book she’s ever given me. I read them with celerity and was lucky enough to have a teacher that not only cared for my education, but for my personal
She had me read Shiver, Divergent, Paper towns, If I stay, the fault in our stars, and many others. She taught me that not all reading has to be so simplistic and that reading a book can not only make you feel more than you know, but open you up to love of reading. Throughout my years,even in high school, I always had a book to read, whether it was from Mrs. Forristall or not (which usually it was). She still finds a way to give me an amazing book that she loved, or thinks I would love, even though I’m a junior in high school. Altogether, my love for reading would not exist if it wasn’t for Mrs. Forristall. Her and I enjoyed reading the same types of books and she always knew what type of read I needed next. She liked intense, mesmerizing books and I can’t say I didn’t love every single book she’s ever given me. I read them with celerity and was lucky enough to have a teacher that not only cared for my education, but for my personal